Question

with the help of which tool in Flash CS6 , we are able to draw the given image?

Answer 1

In contrast to artwork created in Merge Drawing mode (referred to simply as shapes), Object Drawing mode provides more rigid control over artwork created on the Stage. Much like drawing shapes in Illustrator CC, shapes drawn in this mode group their stroke and fill together to avoid separation, and so partial selections are prevented. Drawing Objects give you the ability to stack and arrange shapes within a single layer, providing a deeper level of ordering amongst multiple pieces of artwork.

1 Select a green shade from the Fill color swatch on the Tools panel. Directly beneath the Oval tool, select the Polystar tool

2 Locate the Object Drawing button at the bottom of the Tools panel, and click to select it. The button should be pressed in at this point, indicating that Object Drawing mode is enabled.

3 Click and drag to draw a new polygon on the Stage. You’ll notice the shape appears inside a bounding box. Switch to the Selection tool and choose Edit > Deselect All.
4 If you click once on the fill or stroke of the shape, the bounding box around the entire shape appears selected. Click and drag to draw a selection area (marquee) around part of the polygon, and you’ll see that partial selections also result in the entire shape becoming selected.

5 Double-click the fill of the shape—you’ll be brought inside the Drawing Object to edit its contents. Interestingly enough, the contents of the Drawing Object are simply the same, mergeable shapes you worked with in the last lesson. You can think of a Drawing Object as a container around a mergeable shape that keeps its parts grouped together.


You can also exit a Drawing Object’s Edit mode using the links shown above the Stage. Click on the Scene 1 link to return to the main Timeline, and you should no longer see the words Drawing Object appear to its right.

6 Exit the Drawing Object by double-clicking on the Stage. Once again, return to the Tools panel and select the Polystar tool (). Click and drag to draw another shape on the Stage that overlaps the polygon you drew in Step 3.

7 Choose the Selection tool and select the new shape. Pull it slightly away from the original shape—you’ll notice the two shapes did not merge as they would with mergeable shapes. Leave the new shape selected and make sure that it still slightly overlaps the first polystar.

8 Next, you’ll see how Drawing Objects can be meticulously stacked and arranged, even on the same Timeline layer. With the new shape selected, choose Modify > Arrange > Send to Back. The new shape is pushed behind the first. The Arrange menu allows you to restack Drawing Objects, groups, and symbols.


Mergeable shapes always fall below Drawing Objects, groups, or symbols on the Stage. To have a mergeable shape appear above other items, you need to place it on its own layer and move that layer to the top of the stack.

9 Choose File > Save, then choose File > Close.

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